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Bolt, bracket to frame
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Also known asF4771
DiagramFig. 27 — IGNITION COILS, HORN, RECTIFIER AND ZENER DIODE · ref 17
Subsystemelectrical
Listed in parts books1960–1972, 1974

Bolt, bracket to frame

A bracket-to-frame bolt, PN 82-4771 (alias F4771), used across several electrical and mudguard mounting points.

PN · 82-4771

This is a bolt used to secure a bracket to the frame, part number 82-4771, also known by the earlier F4771 designation in older parts books. It shows up across a wide range of electrical-system figures over the years - ignition coils, horn and rectifier mounting, headlamp nacelle and switches, wiring harness brackets, and even a mudguard/number plate figure and a gearbox inner cover listing. That spread tells you this is a general-purpose bracket bolt used in more than one spot on the bike rather than something tied to a single assembly.

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Because it turns up in so many different figures across catalog years from 1960 to 1974, we can't point to one specific bracket or location as "the" place this bolt goes on any given bike - it depends on which figure and which bracket you're working from. If you're chasing down a bracket-to-frame bolt for an electrical component or a mudguard mount, this is a common number to check against your parts book diagram.

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